I Am Killing My Life in a Strange World

[Chinese Cthulhu + Folklore + Original Unlimited Streaming Setting + Mysterious Recovery Setting] Chen Zhu traveled to a strange and fantasy world condensed with ancient poems and prose. In "Peach Blossom Spring" do all the people live forever? Behind it is the whisper from the evil god, and the black Tai Sui swallows up the years. "The Road to Shu is Difficult" records the way to heaven? Under the strange rise are the bones of practitioners, and big snakes are lingering in Sichuan and Shu. "Song of Everlasting Sorrow" condenses the love of the Tang emperor? It's just a pink skull, a tragedy of lust, and the god of joy laughing behind his back. … After waking up from the Peach Blossom Spring, he realized that this world has destiny. [Immortality]: Those who hold this fate will not age as long as heaven, live as long as earth, will not be injured, and will not enter the netherworld. Chen Zhu: Kill your fate. With just one strike, the dead who had not lived for a hundred years were turned into powder. [Destiny is not long]: Under His gaze, you who receive this fate will only have a life span of two and a half years at most. Me: This destiny does not belong to me. With just one strike, the curse was completely gone like a cloud of smoke. … That year, Chen Zhu saw the ancient city and the evil god outside the world. The fate of the other party entered his eyes. Chen Zhu picked up the knife and took it out of its sheath, and said softly: "With your fate, I'm afraid I have to reason with you." (The Cthulhu flavor will be as close as possible, with reference to Black Tai Sui, Ba Hu's Herd, etc.)